SeanMSan
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Firing KD and Wilson doesn’t count as a win? Since PD is still here, is it considered a tie?
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What's our "rock bottom"?
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Firing KD and Wilson doesn’t count as a win? Since PD is still here, is it considered a tie?
Rick and Phil have been digging for our rock bottom and ended up in a place where football is about as relevant as it is in Boulder. The middle of the Indian ocean, around 2,000 miles from Madagascar:
www.antipodesmap.com
www.antipodesmap.com
We did it!!!
theathletic.com
"There’s a major shakeup at the bottom of the rankings. Colorado State beat Nevada 17-14, leaving Colorado as the last winless team in the country. Hawaii also nearly beat San Diego State, allowing a game-winning field goal in the final seconds. As a result, the Buffs drop to No. 131 despite being idle. They’re 0-5, with every loss by at least 23 points, and they’re now led by an interim head coach."
The Athletic 131: Ranking every team, from No. 1 Georgia to No. 29 JMU to No. 131 Colorado
Ranking all 131 FBS teams after Week 6 of the college football season, including a fast surge by James Madison, which is 5-0.
theathletic.com
"There’s a major shakeup at the bottom of the rankings. Colorado State beat Nevada 17-14, leaving Colorado as the last winless team in the country. Hawaii also nearly beat San Diego State, allowing a game-winning field goal in the final seconds. As a result, the Buffs drop to No. 131 despite being idle. They’re 0-5, with every loss by at least 23 points, and they’re now led by an interim head coach."